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... Fash . Why , ' sdeath , it appears full ! Lory . Yes , sir - I made bold to stuff it with hay , to save appearances , and look like baggage . Fash . [ Aside . ] What the devil shall I do ? — [ Aloud . ] Hark'ee , boy , what's the chaise ...
... Fash . Why , ' sdeath , it appears full ! Lory . Yes , sir - I made bold to stuff it with hay , to save appearances , and look like baggage . Fash . [ Aside . ] What the devil shall I do ? — [ Aloud . ] Hark'ee , boy , what's the chaise ...
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... Fash . What , has he been addressing your old flame , the widow Berinthia ? Col. Town . Faith , Tom , I am at present most whimsically circumstanced . I came here a month ago to meet the lady you mention ; but she failing in her promise ...
... Fash . What , has he been addressing your old flame , the widow Berinthia ? Col. Town . Faith , Tom , I am at present most whimsically circumstanced . I came here a month ago to meet the lady you mention ; but she failing in her promise ...
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... Fash . [ Aside to LORY . ] Well , Lory , what dost think on't ? -a very friendly reception from a bro- ther , after three years ' absence ! over . Lory . [ Aside to TOM FASHION . ] Why , sir , ' tis your own fault - here you have stood ...
... Fash . [ Aside to LORY . ] Well , Lory , what dost think on't ? -a very friendly reception from a bro- ther , after three years ' absence ! over . Lory . [ Aside to TOM FASHION . ] Why , sir , ' tis your own fault - here you have stood ...
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... Fash . Agreed ! agreed ! and for thy reward- Mrs. Coup . Well , well ; -though I warrant thou hast not a farthing of money in thy pocket now- no - one may see it in thy face . Fash . Not a sous , by Jupiter ! Mrs. Coup . Must I advance ...
... Fash . Agreed ! agreed ! and for thy reward- Mrs. Coup . Well , well ; -though I warrant thou hast not a farthing of money in thy pocket now- no - one may see it in thy face . Fash . Not a sous , by Jupiter ! Mrs. Coup . Must I advance ...
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... Fash . Brother , your servant ; how do you find yourself to - day ? Lord Fop . So well that I have ardered my coach to the door - so there's no danger of death this baut , Tam . Fash . I'm very glad of it . Lord Fop . [ Aside . ] That I ...
... Fash . Brother , your servant ; how do you find yourself to - day ? Lord Fop . So well that I have ardered my coach to the door - so there's no danger of death this baut , Tam . Fash . I'm very glad of it . Lord Fop . [ Aside . ] That I ...
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